Nike Installs Gigantic Cristiano Ronaldo Ad in Turin
https://www.footyheadlines.com/2018/08/nike-installs-gigantic-cristiano-ronaldo-ad-turin.html
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Here’s the full translated text:
“Become the first player in Europe to score 350 goals for a single club as quickly as possible (335 games). Become the first player to score 40 goals in a professional league for two consecutive seasons. Score in every 90 minutes. Become the only player in history to score 60 or more goals in a solar year (and do it four years in a row). Score five goals and an assist in a single game. Become the only player to score more than 50 goals in six different (consecutive) campaigns. Become your team’s all-time top goalscorer (451 goals). Score the most goals in seven consecutive league games (15). Win 15 trophies with your club. Score 573 club competition goals. Total 763 appearances at club level. Be first to reach 100 goals in European club competition. Score the most goals in European club competition (123). Score the most goals in Europe’s biggest club tournament (120). Score the most goals in seven consecutive games in Europe’s biggest club tournament (15). Score the biggest number of goals in the five major European leagues (396 goals). Become the only player to score in 11 consecutive games in Europe’s biggest competition. Become the only player to score in three European finals. Score the record number of goals in a single edition of Europe’s biggest tournament (17). Win the most European finals (5). Win the most awards for best club player, best in Europe, best player in the world (4). Become the only player to score 10 goals against a single team in Europe’s biggest tournament. Win five Ballons d’Or. Now forget everything, and start again.”
https://www.footyheadlines.com/2018/08/nike-installs-gigantic-cristiano-ronaldo-ad-turin.html
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Here’s the full translated text:
“Become the first player in Europe to score 350 goals for a single club as quickly as possible (335 games). Become the first player to score 40 goals in a professional league for two consecutive seasons. Score in every 90 minutes. Become the only player in history to score 60 or more goals in a solar year (and do it four years in a row). Score five goals and an assist in a single game. Become the only player to score more than 50 goals in six different (consecutive) campaigns. Become your team’s all-time top goalscorer (451 goals). Score the most goals in seven consecutive league games (15). Win 15 trophies with your club. Score 573 club competition goals. Total 763 appearances at club level. Be first to reach 100 goals in European club competition. Score the most goals in European club competition (123). Score the most goals in Europe’s biggest club tournament (120). Score the most goals in seven consecutive games in Europe’s biggest club tournament (15). Score the biggest number of goals in the five major European leagues (396 goals). Become the only player to score in 11 consecutive games in Europe’s biggest competition. Become the only player to score in three European finals. Score the record number of goals in a single edition of Europe’s biggest tournament (17). Win the most European finals (5). Win the most awards for best club player, best in Europe, best player in the world (4). Become the only player to score 10 goals against a single team in Europe’s biggest tournament. Win five Ballons d’Or. Now forget everything, and start again.”
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Del Piero needs to be recognised. Either a silhouette or statue.
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A healthy commited and highly motivated R9 in R7"s much poorer era could of done just aswell.
R9 came from the golden era and won it all. He had more raw talent but R7 surpassed him in what he achieved (ex the world cups) through professionalism and hard work.
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A healthy commited and highly motivated R9 in R7"s much poorer era could of done just aswell.
R9 came from the golden era and won it all. He had more raw talent but R7 surpassed him in what he achieved (ex the world cups) through professionalism and hard work.
It's funny how people think this era is poorer than previous ones. Believe me, bring back all the legends from defenders to forwards and let them play in today's high intensity football and you'd be surprised. Conversely, take the best of this era and let them play in 80s and 90s and they will set the world alight.
The only argument you can make for the likes of Brazilian Ronaldo, Maradona, Pele etc to be GOATs, is by judging their careers based on influence in their era rather than direct comparison with today's footballers skillset.
The only argument you can make for the likes of Brazilian Ronaldo, Maradona, Pele etc to be GOATs, is by judging their careers based on influence in their era rather than direct comparison with today's footballers skillset.
Well yea obviously the people on here that argue that there has ever been a player anywhere near the quality of a Ronaldo or Messi are by far the most delusional crowd on this forum.
like a modern Messi wouldn't have scored thousands of goals in an era when players had never heard of a fitness regiment and teams played with five forwards.
And a bunch of 5'5, chubby smokers are going to physically bully Ronaldo out of a game?
like a modern Messi wouldn't have scored thousands of goals in an era when players had never heard of a fitness regiment and teams played with five forwards.
And a bunch of 5'5, chubby smokers are going to physically bully Ronaldo out of a game?
I agree that Messi and Ronaldo would be up there with the best in any era i still feel that the standard of football is a lot poorer than it once was. Alot of skill and creativity has left the game in favour of athleticism, tactics and hard work which may be more effective but that doesnt mean its 'better'.
Quality has been replaced by work rate.
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Yes im aware of this and that is why i used them as examples because they lacked the motivation and work rate. Im not disagreeing and im not saying that they are better than Ronaldo. The point is that they had all of the talent but where not able to sustain or make the most of it.
Id take R7 over any of them players because i know he would make the most of his talent, put in 100% effort every single day and rarely fail to produce his best.
Well yea obviously the people on here that argue that there has ever been a player anywhere near the quality of a Ronaldo or Messi are by far the most delusional crowd on this forum.
like a modern Messi wouldn't have scored thousands of goals in an era when players had never heard of a fitness regiment and teams played with five forwards.
And a bunch of 5'5, chubby smokers are going to physically bully Ronaldo out of a game?
like a modern Messi wouldn't have scored thousands of goals in an era when players had never heard of a fitness regiment and teams played with five forwards.
And a bunch of 5'5, chubby smokers are going to physically bully Ronaldo out of a game?
Funny thing is that crtiteria isn't even correct at all either. Average footballers are much more athletic, larger and tougher today. They flop and dive around because it is beneficial, refs call for it.
If anything that is an argument in favor that the modern EPL is the best league ever cause they are big and fast
If anything that is an argument in favor that the modern EPL is the best league ever cause they are big and fast